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We recently upgraded to the software version shown above in order to attempt to resolve the problem. I was able to remotely control the mouse and keyboard when connected to a test PC; however, when I remoted into the PC of an internal customer who needed troubleshooting assistance, I had no mouse or keyboard control.

Upgrading to a newer version of Remote Support resolved the remote mouse and keyboard access; however, then the Remote Support application started on its own every time I logged onto the PC, either remotely or via VPN.

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Hello, I am learning NWConnection and I have studied the TicTacToe app example.I am learning by creating my own app. I am trying to create a remote mouse app (the mouse/keyboard input from iPhone) over WiFi to control my Mac.

On the receiving end, my Macbook receives the Data and successfully parses each of the messages and then moves the mouse using Quartz Display Services API.I implemented my own NWFramerImplementation and I can parse the message easily since I know the length of my payload data is always the same.

I get consistent smooth mouse movement when testing it on my iPad everytime, but when I use my iPhone it is horrible and there is a lot of lag/latency. I've tried using UDP on the connection and it's still the same. I turn off the data and bluetooth on my iPhone and it doesnt help

I found a way to only send the current drag velocity in send.connection() by using the NWConnection.SendCompletion.contentProcessed handler but it still hasn't improved my latency issue on my iPhone. The mouse doesnt move that smoothly compared to when I run it on my iPad.

I have a Siri Remote 2nd Generation. I have tested the touchpad on the remote with my Apple TV and verified that it works. I am able to connect the Siri Remote 2nd Generation to my computer and I am able to assign actions to all the various triggers. I can assign the Mouse Control toggle to any trigger, but when I toggle Mouse Control mode, all my buttons become disabled and my touchpad never registers any movement or moves the mouse.

I have two other computers that are much older and can only run up to MacOS 12. Based on YouTube videos I've seen, mouse control has worked on previous MacOS versions in the past, but I understand if it's a headache to keep mouse control working for every new version plus all the old versions it has previously worked on.

One other question: can BetterTouchTool handle two 2nd or 3rd generation Siri Remotes simultaneously? In other words, if I have two Siri Remotes connected to the Mac Mini at the same time, will a press of any given button on either remote trigger the same action? Or can BetterTouchTool only handle one Siri Remote at a time?

Ok, so TV updated itself recently, and the remote menus are completely different. I could live with this, but the remote mouse only partially works. I cannot move or drag anything. Right-clicking works, so I'm able to CUT and PASTE files to copy or move them, but otherwise functionality is very low. Searched all over for associated settings for a fix, but nada.

I partially understand VNC in that I know, by default, you can only see when desktop itself and the client's mouse is shown. But, I was wondering if there is a different technology out there that allows a remote mouse to be seen or if I can hack together something else in order for that remote mouse to be seen.

That would depend entirely on the VPN client being utilized. Typically, the mouse pointer's graphical position is only updated when a "click" event is sent by the client, because graphical updates in most VNC clients are not being "live streamed."

It is usable but, the mouse pointer (using desktop mouse) does not appear in 'extend' mode. The mouse traverses multiple monitors and, in the iPad, I can see hover animations but, the cursor itself is not rendering.

On iPad, using the Microsoft Remote Desktop app. I am using Ubuntu 23.10 with Wayland (does not work in X11). The mouse pointer does not appear on the iPad. I can use the iPad mouse pointer and, it response naturally to touch events in touch mode (the caveats in the article are out-of-date) but, the remote cursor (desktop mouse pointer) does not appear. Some remote desktop software has showing or hiding the cursor as a feature.

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The mouse does not register any movement after the computer wakes up (Macbook Pro M1). You have to actually click to wake the mouse. Annoyingly, the click registerer so if the mouse cursor is over a button, that button will be clicked. Hope my description makes sense. other than that, the mouse feels good but is unusable at the lower dpi settings. You need to go to at least 3600 dpi for it to become usable.

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Meta Quest 3 owner here. I"m trying "Remote Display (Beta)" app, able to connect to my computer and see the screen - but - there's no interaction. Is this by design? The only thing which happens if I point a controller at remote display window is some darkening at the bottom and 2 buttons - disconnect and and resolution multiplier (not even sure what this does, nothing seems to change).

I'm pretty sure the intent is to pair a BT keyboard to your headset and use it like that. And of course you could use your actual PC's mouse/KB. Is a bit weird they don't give you virtual controls though.

Thanks for reaching back! Since the app is still in the beta stage, there's really no telling what direction it could take. If it's meant to be a virtual display for your PC I'd suggest checking if it works with the keyboard and mouse connected to your PC as @Lujho mentioned.

Something else I would recommend is potentially posting this over to our ideas board. This way our team can get a look personally at what the community would love to see added. Lastly if it's not working through your normal keyboard and mouse controls, you can throw in a bug report for them to have the right information.

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I have a computer with a touchscreen where users navigate an interface presented by a Python app. This computer runs a VNC server (x11vnc on Debian). Administrators sometimes assist the users to navigate the interface remotely via VNC (RealVNC Viewer on MacOS), clicking their mouse on the appropriate interface components.

Our touchscreen GUI uses PsychoPy* to draw graphical elements and collect input data (where users are touching the screen, whether it is inside or outside of relevant hit boxes), but have no way to distinguish between user input (local) and administrator assistance input (remote).

The most practical thing about the MW 8C ADVANCED is that you do not have to decide on a connection type. A switch on the bottom of the mouse lets you toggle back and forth between 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. This offers you the advantage of using the MW 8C ADVANCED to control a notebook via Bluetooth, for example, or connecting it to a PC via the 2.4 GHz radio receiver. In both cases, data is transferred with AES-128 encryption.

Hi, I just recently purchased a Dell XPS 15 9570. This laptop has two USB 3.1 Gen 1 with Power Delivery ports, one on either side. One the left is where I plug in the wireless dongle for my mouse. On the right I have a USB 3.1 hub where I plug in external drives, my keyboard, etc. When I plug the Plugable ethernet adapter into the hub, or if I plug the adapter into the USB port directly (thus taking the hub out of the equation), my mouse starts skipping, will not track, fails to respond, etc. All relevant drivers are updated; mouse model is Microsoft wireless mobile mouse 3500.

Could you please try to enable Airplane mode on your PC to see if this fixes things? This will disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, FYI. These services can cause additional interference as well and cutting it out may help with the specific bandwidth your mouse uses.

When you use one of the Microsoft wireless devices (keyboard, mouse, and so on) that are listed in the "Applies to" section, the device may stop responding after several weeks of typical use, or you receive the following message:

If your device is working correctly but you continue to receive the low signal error message, click to select the Do not show this again check box in the message window.

Note This article discusses how to resolve problems that are related to many non-Bluetooth Microsoft wireless mouse and keyboard devices. Wireless devices differ from Bluetooth devices. A wireless device has a symbol that resembles a tree branch displayed on the USB connector/receiver or on the hardware itself.